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WLFI’s newly approved governance rewards run through staking, and AiFi is very likely to put part of its WLFI into the program. On June 10, AiFi said about 3.32 billion tokens could be used as collateral, or staked or lent within the WLF protocol, and stressed that this did not mean a sale—the tokens would remain a strategic asset. Under the WLFI staking rules, unlocked tokens must be locked for at least 180 days, and holders must cast their own vote at least once every 90 days. The first $1.25 million in USD1 will be deposited into the rewards pool on October 2 and shared according to the amount staked, with no guarantee of how much any participant will receive. For AiFi, which holds a large amount of WLFI, this is a clear positive: the token has a new use, and locking plus voting could be exchanged for an ongoing USD1 cash flow, without increasing or diluting voting power. The company has not disclosed whether it is participating, or how much it has committed. AiFi holds roughly 7.28 billion WLFI. From August 12, 2026, the relevant holdings have been fully unlocked and can be staked, posted as collateral, or lent. Two other arrangements have already been deployed to raise cash. I.The first is a loan. On January 29, AiFi borrowed $15 million from WLFI at 4.5% annual interest, with interest prepaid yearly, a two‑year maturity, and no recourse. Legal title to and custody of the collateral tokens were transferred to WLFI. A total of 378,310,114 tokens have been pledged. Net proceeds were about $14.2 million, which the company said would be used for share buybacks, further WLFI purchases, and general expenses. II.The second is a vault. On July 30, the company signed a two‑year agreement with Concrete and transferred $100 million face value of WLFI for vault services. Concrete is using the $32 million in cash or cash equivalents obtained through the arrangement for agreed investments, and prepaid AiFi $3 million in expected returns. As of the reporting cutoff, $25 million had actually been deployed. Once the term ends and the agreed returns, guarantees, and release conditions are all met, the $100 million of WLFI will be returned. Overall, AiFi is not treating WLFI as inventory to be sold. Part has been pledged or placed in a vault to raise cash; part is being held and may be put into staking rewards. The tokens remain in place: one portion covers near‑term funding needs, while the other adds a possible ongoing cash flow. @worldlibertyfi @AiFiCorp #USD1 #WLFI